New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
orryE1ANps GOOD FORTUNE.
opn,yARY ABILITY BUT LOTS OF LUCK.

sux CONCORD SOCIETY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DuNEAMs CANDY DRAWER.
frsox THE REeULAR CORRESPONDENT Oh The ihiboNh'
A1aASy May 1s-Lewts r. Allen, OF Bunaio "hoSe
.,s,.r ,as he.motAer OF Grover Cleveland was among
ar visitor. Al the Capitol to-day, He is strong
ala man with gray hair and deepset, sharp eyes .a
sn8,ean man. although muscular he ia obviously NOT =,
cha physeal type of the President They are no. an
broad shoudered and pethore men that come LEV
Ruffalo MT Alien stroled into the Assembly eNo s
ana there encountered an Assembyman VINO We ,u
10 introduce the uncle OF the President ~ A''
members. -, Nh Allan 60
1 Have you been on to Washington 1'
inquired an Assemblyman. ,., tho pres
No, and have not exchanged woro WIN INV
dent in four years." answered Mn Ale@ .., N cot
The President must have been '
Tat Office" said the Assembly man c,. ronl,ed Mr.
sua has not more than ordinary ao9' - haa
-. a. .ho ostonishnent Of his audltor, pu' NC ~
- It, n, luck He happened TO have tie Iisn' 49,.
his dish up when It raned porr1dge no ""o ,d hayo
fortune al washington thanl thougn' no ~. o,,a
7 hel,aved that lot OF shyster lawyers "o"' 90
a., "a ,,n him but they haven't lie mas peon iiue
nv" 90 lilo him for that suspect his opsehae'
- a,osi,ion has served him well He go's tna' 'i" -'
father-tbe Clevelands were an obstinate ra0o'
corcord Society Of strikersville," out IN wyoming
Ct, =; ,his state has been In difficulties OF perloA
s nature for some time There seems 70 DO an
chile interruption Of those cordial reia'ions VIM"
,nombers of q Concord society OF any sor. my - -,
,, 20 hear toward one another One trouble VIII 'o
Soostv above referred TO manifestly grows out
80 denomination on the part OF more OF less VI o
,nembers TO attend church at lava village oiun,'
one would hardly suppose that so aPpaieH'' ,,D.o
aareliotion would justify an appeal 10 inc
Int in this case 1t certainly has BEEN On "ono'
ne ubieet was brought forward by Senator walker WIN
e anroval IL is generally understood, OF Senator NC
n,ar near the border of whose district the social hr
d.. oucbt IN he allayed exists. The Senator by sezhe
a favorable opportunity in the evening sessi"no -
senate introduced bill to authorize portion Va ~
members of the Concord Society OF srlkeIs'io W
reIOious. corporation, and 10 divide inc property VI
sncb society between the corporation so 1ormeu anu INC
o;ninc norton Thereof" Senator Walker by pieading
rgencv managed to get his bill passed. although tnere
acme severe criticism expressed by Senators OH son
attempts to rush bills through before they couu NC
stndiousy considered. One Senator desired 10 amen" ~"
I'm NV proyjdpg that the society to be composer VI
those who had attended Divine service at JaSs snou
take and retain the original name OF the concern
pnd that the other portion, an, under the name
and title of the people OF the state OF den1 The
sented in Senate and Assembly Inc Ohalr ueo'"oN -'
amendment timely but not gerrnane'
A, ohserviug spectator in the Senate chamber can
hardly fail to notice the frequency with when es s
xSc he desks of the chamber arranged senator
Daly occupies the first chair on the outer row win Se
am doE has an attraction which Is not accounted for
by the Importance of that particular corner as Dnbam
either political or legislative influence senator
has shown retiring disposition throughout ms Wi &
far politics co. while he Is not sto bang over his
shoulders and sit on the arms OF ms chIr Nun
which is unacconntabe e2eep. 10 sn"tor cens i'm his
desk drawer constantly supply OF CANDY sunGleS
Wsrieeaed TO suit the different tastes OF the senators
o5 STons pepperniIt scales, lozenges and horehomnd
balls constitute the Senator's confectionery sS So,a
and il is well understood by the senators that II their
hos. Of the candy desk is not at home wnen te! IAN IN
are TO help themselves Senator DAILY VINO Is s% Nap
his chair sometimes acts as deputy VI n th
lection He is more liberal II No ~ one bo calls at
his desk being allowed to go away without Ve!nk 80
to pull out Senator Dunhams drawer ana o in IN tbe
morning One after another OF the senators To- adin
gum instead breaks off bit, puts it into his mouth In
differently as If go ana The Compensation
the Senatorial public receives from gum day Is sufeeaso
from speeches.
Judge william H. Robertson was daily attendant III, IN
xhe ante room of the chamber durlng Tue week e
burns Suburban Transit bill was pending IA snat %
He deeply soeous FOR the sneEgSs u 10
but throughout the backing ana iiis and an
amend and postpone he was wholly unpertfDeu anu az np
In speciaI interest in for long time" he said TO
THY TRIBUNE correspondent Wnen aske9 one uaS -
saw What It's prospect is poorly acquainted win
the way things done IN Albany. 1ou hion an 80
been told since / up here that members Oh Inc tne
Legislature sometimes expect compensation Ia dor
pect TO be sort of retained you Know as attors h III
But say that while am anxious 70 nav for
Judge Robertson has not changed In persohal appea
since in 1881 he closed his long term OF service III
the State Senate
The Assembly greatly mpeded in its closing days 9y
the which the Speaker adopted two or three weeks
NO for making haste. Last year and TINS oeneiaI
Husted brought practice scheme not recoghizeu III
the Blue Book for getting bills Forward. A. I'D eioI i
came TO him with requests TO be Recognized Io resol
tons TO order their bills TO third reading he loe9 uow
their names until had list from day to DAY OF zen 70
twenty names which he would recognize In the 0rder IN
which they were written on his slips Inc DIS 80 SON.
fine result has confuse members as 10 why e
hills are not called and bring unnecessary anu UNJUST
Complaints against the clerks desk One OF the Assem-
Div clerk assistants the calandarof trd pl
bills wond keep advance OF where II mas Dee ana t9
Iedslaturelnight adjourn days earlier tnah IL VIII
adionrn ii the regular with bills had been iol
lowed